Ocean release of fossil fuel CO2: A case study
Ocean release of fossil fuel CO2: A case study
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化石燃料二氧化碳的海洋释放:案例研究
DOI:
10.1029/2000gl012609
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发表时间:
2001
影响因子:
5.2
通讯作者:
O. Johannessen
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作者:
H. Drange;G. Alendal;O. Johannessen
The natural ocean uptake of the greenhouse gas CO2 can be accelerated by collecting and liquefying the gas from point sources, and by pumping it into the ocean at appropriate locations and at sufficient depths. Results from a numerical modelling system indicate that injection sites located at about 1,000 m depth in the eastern Norwegian Sea lead to efficient and long term sequestration in the abyss Atlantic. For a release rate corresponding to the CO2 emissions from a 220 MW gas power plant, it is found that the volume of the near‐source water with a pH‐reduction ≥0.1 is ∼0.5 km³. These findings, together with available technology and feasible economics, indicate that the Norwegian Sea represents a possible location for large scale demonstration of operational ocean release of CO2.